We can have all the success that the world had to offer and still feel empty inside. However, the calling that God has on our lives is far more significant than any success that the world has to offer.
When we turn to Psalm 95, what can we learn about worshipping our God?
Jim takes us through the next Psalms — 73-75 — and what we find out about our God and His calling for us in them.
What does success really look like? As we continue a series on Agur’s wise words in Prov. 30, we consider how we grasp for success.
Risk can either invite fear or kick off your faith. When we choose faith, the reward is always worth it?
The Psalms are the soundtrack of the experience of life. Bob helps us to see the variety of ways they speak into our lives.
Melanie Haynes takes us through the next Psalms — 70-72 — and what they share about how God is with us in all circumstances.
What does wisdom really look like? Do we really know as much as we think we do? As we begin a series on Agur’s wise words in Prov. 30, we consider how he challenges our view of wisdom.
Have you ever been tempted to hide your faith? Sometimes we feel embarrassed to share our faith, however, Jesus calls us to not live a hidden faith but an unleashed faith!
Jim Krenning takes us through the next Psalms — 67-69 — and what we find out about our God and His calling for us in them.
What are our motives as we “protect” things we care about? Is it to do what is right or to watch out for our own interests?
Pastor Nikomas begins a new series helping us think about unleashing the love of God in our own community.
Uncertain times are a perfect time to turn to our latest Psalms — 64, 65 and 66 — which remind us of a God who is righteous, in control and faithful.
As we move to the New Testament, we look at the story of Felix. He invites conversation with Paul, yet with significant barriers he erects. How do we do the same?
We struggle to get our heads around why God allows suffering. How do we make sense of what happens in our world?
As we think about what the Christian home is called to be, why is grace an essential part of that?
What does Jonah do with the opportunity that God gives him?
Where do we place our hope? How do we think of those who would seem to have the upper hand as they do things displeasing to God? Let’s turn with Pastor Tim to the next three Psalms, Ps. 61-63, to find out!
This week, we turn to Hezekiah’s son Manasseh and the implications of generations of sin. How does our own sin affect us, those around us and those who come after us?
Does the church love people with differences in race, sexuality, worldview, etc.? If so how? We do so by being peaceable, wise, and filled with grace.